People - Who is Who in Huna

Vince is the moderator of Huna-Ohana, largest Huna discussion forum on the internet. Author of "Kahuna Secrets of Creating Your Future" videos.

Kahuna Lani entered ke alanui e pono ia `o huna (the great path of Huna righteousness) in 1962. Kahuna Nui Max Freedom Long adopted him shamanically and ordained him a Kahuna `o Huna in 1968. He is the Mo`i (Founder) of the Hunian Commonweal. He was named by a native Hawaiian Kahuna.

Arlyn Macdonald is a Certified Huna Counselor/Teacher and an ordained minister. She has published three books, several booklets, and many articles on Huna.

Tad James Huna courses are very expensive, and there are quite a few people who have an issue with him and his way of Huna. Anyway, he is generally considered to be a good teacher of Huna, NLP and Time Line Therapy.

Rima A. Morrell has a doctorate in Hawaiian Shamanism from the Department of Geography, University ­College London. She spent years in Polynesia conducting fieldwork with many ­kahuna on remote islands and teaching at universities, including the University of Hawai‘i. Author of The Sacred Power of Huna.

Larry Kessler, M.A., was made an alakai (teacher) of Huna by the Kahuna Kiaina'auaomaikalani(Tad James). He was initiated into a lineage of Kahunas that extends from Daddy Bray back twenty generations before Kamehameha. Spending over ten years in Hawaii, he further worked with Papa Henry and Uncle George Naope of Hawaii, Papa Kahlua of Oahu, and John Kaimikaua of Molokai.

Serge Kahili King's site and tradition. Mr King wrote many books on Huna, and deserves big kudos for widely extending the awareness of Huna philosophy. He teaches in the spirit of the Kahili family tradition.

Charlotte Berney wrote Fundamentals of Hawaiian Mysticism. She was a student with Jack and Josephine Gray and became a Certified Huna Teacher with Huna Research Inc.

Laura Kealoha Yardley is the author of The Heart of Huna book.